LAL - Sundiro Honda – Honda, Motorcycle.– Honda, Multi purpose passenger vehicle 93H - Honda Automoveis do Brasil Ltda."Honda", Motorcycle (HRV SUV until octuber,2019) – Honda, Multi-Purpose Passenger Vehicle 5FS - Honda Manufacturing of Alabama, LLC – Acura, Truck.5FR - Honda Manufacturing of Alabama, LLC – Acura, Multi purpose passenger vehicle.5FP - Honda Manufacturing of Alabama, LLC – Honda, Truck.5FN - Honda Manufacturing of Alabama, LLC – Honda, Multi purpose passenger vehicle.5KC - Honda Manufacturing of Alabama, LLC – Acura, Passenger car.5KB - Honda Manufacturing of Alabama, LLC – Honda, Passenger car.– Acura, Multi purpose passenger vehicle Source: A TL125 website of which I lost the URL of.
#Honda atv engine codes explained iso
Standard parts occasionally have a third string of digits indicating the ISO standard designation and chemical surface treatment. The second digit indicates dimensions for the part. The first string of digits indicates the function/type of the standard part, for example all pan screws are 93500-XXXXX. Standard Parts have a part number divided into 2 sections, such as 93500-06040 (6mm x 40mm pan screw, for example TL125 clutch side engine cover). Luckily Honda parts fiche lists the actual dimensions for parts like this. For example most (all?) TL oil seals carry a general parts number. Note that some pretty universal parts are still listed under General Parts number.
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Also, any potential color code is tacked at the end of the classification number as digits (letters) 4 & 5. I believe it is mostly used to indicate various suppliers or improvements for the same part. * The third string of digits (XXXXX-XXX-000) is the Classification Number. The product code is probably the most interesting portion of the part number when trying to determine interchangeability of Honda parts between various models. Only parts with code 355 were originally designed for the TL125, but may have been used in later Honda models. All General parts having a different product code are "recycled" from other Honda models. For example, there are four different part numbers listed for the clutch friction plates. Honda often lists several different part numbers for the same part, indicating slight differences in the part, such as different supplier etc. 166 indicates that the TL clutch friction plates were first used in Honda MB5 motorcycle. See below for a complete listing of older Honda product codes. This is the number that indicates the product (motorcycle) where this particular part was first used. * The second string of digits (XXXXX-166 -XXX) is the product code, also known as Parts Classification Number in hondaspeak. Clutch steel plates have f/c code 22311, indicating same function but different component. For example, there are several different part numbers for the TL clutch friction plate, all sharing component number 22201. * The first string of digits (22201-XXX-XXX) indicates the Honda function and component number for this part. General parts have a part number divided into 3 sections, such as 22201-166-000 (clutch friction plate for the TL125).
Standard parts are parts that follow universal standards, such as nuts, bolts and such. General parts are those unique to Honda, such as valves, pistons, gas tank etc. Honda divides parts into two broad categories, General Parts and Standard Parts. All parts on a Honda motorcycle have a unique part number.